BILLBOARD HOT 100
DASHBOARD
TABLE OF CONTENTS
01 Introduction
02 Dataset Background
03 Data Visualization
04 Discussion
Introduction
01
Welcome to the Billboard
Hot 100 Dashboard!
Billboard Hot 100 is a weekly
record chart ranking the 100 most
popular songs across all genres.
This project aims to provide users
to dissect and analyze the weekly
chart-toppers, providing insights
into genres, dynamic plot controls,
and artist contributions.
Let's embark on this musical
journey together!
Introduction
Dataset
Background
02
Dataset Background
A billboard dataset has
been collected from
Kaggle, which includes
parameters like name,
artists, weekly rank, date,
lyrics,etc.
The dataset consists of
97225 rows and 12
columns
Dataset Background
Speaking of craters, many of them were named after artists or authors who made
significant contributions to their respective fields. Mercury takes a little more than 58
days to complete its rotation, so try to imagine how long days must be there! Since the
temperatures are so extreme, albeit not as extreme as on Venus, and the solar radiation
is so high, Mercury has been deemed to be non-habitable for humans
Welcome to the Billboard Hot 100 Dashboard
Interactive exploration of Billboard Hot 100 dataset
Weekly record chart of the 100 most popular songs in the US
Insightful visualizations and controls for analysis
Dataset Background
In order to save running time,
here we choose 10 weeks
from 05/04/2019 to
07/06/2019 to visualize.
The remaining dataset has
987 rows and 12 columns.
Data Visualization
03
Q1î‚’ What is the distribution of genres in the Billboard
Hot 100 dataset, and when is the last updated date?
Q2î‚’ How do the weekly ranks and peak positions of
songs relate to each other, and what is the trend for
individual songs over time?
Q2î‚’ How do the weekly ranks and peak positions of
songs relate to each other, and what is the trend for
individual songs over time?
Q2î‚’ How do the weekly ranks and peak positions of
songs relate to each other, and what is the trend for
individual songs over time?
Q2î‚’ How do the weekly ranks and peak positions of
songs relate to each other, and what is the trend for
individual songs over time?
Q3î‚’ Which artists have the highest number of
songs on the Billboard Hot 100?
THANKS!